Rise of emotion analytics? Adknowledge to measure people’s feelings for video campaigns

Sep 10, 2014 | Online advertising, Online video

Digital ad firm Adknowledge has partnered with Realeyes, an emotion analytics platform that measures how people feel and react when they watch video content. Adknowledge can now offer advertisers detailed reporting on how audiences respond emotionally to video campaigns the company delivers across social, mobile, apps, games and sponsored content. Founded at Oxford University, the […]

Digital ad firm Adknowledge has partnered with Realeyes, an emotion analytics platform that measures how people feel and react when they watch video content.


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Adknowledge can now offer advertisers detailed reporting on how audiences respond emotionally to video campaigns the company delivers across social, mobile, apps, games and sponsored content.
Founded at Oxford University, the Realeyes platform enables marketers to make better decisions across the three key stages of video advertising – testing the creative, planning media spend and analysing the performance.
“The Realeyes partnership means we’ll be able to help brands achieve a better ROI from their digital media spend,” explains Adknowledge CEO Ben Legg. “We’ll be able to help them make better ads, put them in more effective places and more accurately analyse performance to improve future campaigns.”
The partnership follows Adknowledge’s recent purchases of TriVu Media – which specialises in targeted ad placement on YouTube videos – and video distribution company, Giant Media.
“Measuring emotions is another tool to give marketers more confidence to shift media spend to where consumers are spending more time – online video,” said Realeyes CEO Mihkel Jäätma. “Combining Adknowledge’s massive scale and reach, through its recent acquisitions, with Realeyes means we’re now part of the best video product offering on the market, one that will provide a huge boost to the video ad industry.”
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